Often while browsing, we see a site or a design that make us go "Wow, I want that on MY site"! In my earlier tutorial on how to change the font color in WordPress, we used Chrome "Inspect Element" tool to preview various CSS changes. And for simple modifications like font color, …

PHP is the language of WordPress. It's how all the plugins, themes, and WordPress itself are written. Each new version of PHP brings out new features, speed improvements, bug fixes, and security patches. And every new version of WordPress makes better use of the functionality of …

We frequently get tickets asking us to change the location of WordPress. If you're using the Softaculous auto installer it's not hard to accidentally install WordPress in the /wp folder as that's the default location. Some people will simply delete the install and …

WordPress bylines are the little snippets of text that appear above each post. It's usually different for each theme, and each site. Sometimes it includes the author name, sometimes, the last modified date, or published date. Whether or not it's a good thing to include the byline …